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This past winter I first wrote that the Red Bull Cliff Diving contest would return to Boston this summer for the third year in a row in this post.
One month from today on August 25th that competition will return to Boston. I’ll be out of town and miss the fun, but I wanted to encourage anyone in the Boston area to mark this on their calendar to come down and enjoy this free, fun event along Boston’s waterfront. I’ve included below a quick video from the first diving contest in Boston from 2011.
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This movie may be one of my all time favorite “gay films”. I had the chance last year to talk to Ms. Coco Peru about the scene (shown below) when I met her in Provincetown. I told her I still laugh when I watch this clip, although it is more funny in the context of the movie for certain.
Did you ever see the movie Trick? It came out in 1999 and starred Tori Spelling, Christian Campbell (shown above with Ms. Coco Peru) and John Paul Pitoc.
Need an incentive to get yourself to the gym and to be more active in general? If the handsome posts of shirtless men won’t motivate you perhaps the horror of identifying with this hilarious depiction of the many types of ‘man boobs’ will do the trick. Much thanks to Twitter bud, @Onerebeldevil for sharing.
There are only a few careers which by their very nature double as heroes and firemen embody this heroic figure better than most. Throw in a cool uniform and you have the perfect gay icon. I know my good friend Slobodan would agree. 😉
There is really no point to this post other than the photo above includes two of my favorite things – a handsome guy and a glass of wine. I plan on spending much of my time in Provincetown wearing little more than this and enjoying both some good wine and chatting with all the handsome guys visiting Ptown.
Life is good.
Sergio and I are heading back to Provincetown this morning via the fast ferry. This is our first visit since early July, and I’m looking forward to spending some quality time with good friends. Posting and comment approval may be a bit erratic while I”m gone – thank you for your patience.
Check out French choreographer Yanis Marshall as he takes over the streets of Paris with this Spice Girls tribute.
According to the article, Marshall and friends dance in 9″ heels to a medley of Spice Girls hits.
Much thanks to Queerty for sharing this video.
I’ll be in Provincetown and unable to attend, but if you don’t already have plans, check out this fun event on Thursday. Be sure to call or email the phone and address provided above to let them know you are coming.
In an unscheduled and unusually personal speech last Friday, President Barack Obama tried to explain why African-Americans were upset about last week’s acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
Obama’s 20 minute speech was a welcome response in my opinion although conservative news agencies and commentators like FOX News and Sean Hannity were quick to criticize the President. I’ve been upset about this case since it was first reported and while I’ll admit I don’t know all the details, the fact that Zimmerman relied on Florida’s Stand Your Ground law to defend following a young black man who in his opinion “looked suspicious” smacks of vigilantism.
Did you miss Obama’s unscheduled address? Watch it here.
Source: Rhett Price Facebook page
Back in April I posted a write up about Rhett Price and Josh Knowles who make a living busking in and around Boston. Check out Rhett and Josh’s latest video Can’t Hold Us by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis – filmed on the pedestrian bridge in the Public Garden.
busk (busk) busked, busk·ing, busks To play music or perform entertainment in a public place, usually while soliciting money.
This is an all together different kind of temptation from my usual posts on Tuesday, but one cannot deny it is enticing.
The GLAD Summer Party will take place this Saturday from 4:00 – 7:00 pm at the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum. Tickets this year are $75 online or $85 on site. You may purchase tickets online here.
About GLAD: Since 1978, GLAD has achieved scores of legal victories to end discrimination based on sexual orientation, HIV status, and gender identity and expression. It was GLAD that successfully argued the Goodridge v. Dept. of Public Health that made Massachusetts the first state in the US to recognize same sex marriages back in 2003.
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